MORNING MOON MINT - herbal tea

This PEPPERMINT tea is a classic! We named it "morning moon mint" because it is suitable to drink in the morning or under the moon, and it is a mix of both peppermint and spearmint. The high menthol content in peppermint, coupled with the subtly sweet flavour of spearmint, makes this blend a well-rounded, caffeine-free tea, suitable for any time of the day! 
 
13g // approx. 13 servings per pack
 
Peppermint is known to sooth the digestive, respiratory and nervous systems, and when consumed as a tea, acts as a mild sedative. It is also safe for pregnancy & postpartum (we've had pregnant family members say it helps soothe morning sickness!).
 
We aren't kidding when we say we drink this tea every day!
 
All the herbs in this tea are grown using natural practices on our farm in Ontario. Scroll down to read more...
 
SHIPPING
Please allow a few business days for order fulfillment, prior to shipping.
 
** LOCALS **
Locals have the option to pick up their order between 1-7pm on THURSDAYS at the farm (you will see this option at checkout, in the "delivery/shipping" drop-down menu). If you cannot pick-up at this time, please ship your order.
 
RETURNS & REFUNDS
Please read our Returns & Refunds Policy. If there is an issue with your order, please contact us and we will do our best to make things right.
 
SEASONAL  |  SMALL-BATCH
We use natural and sustainable practices to grow, manage, harvest, process and preserve our herbs. We hand-pick our herbs, to ensure top quality. Hand-picking allows us to harvest at the optimal time for the plants, and in successions throughout the season (i.e. regular harvests). We then air-dry the herbs using passive, zero-energy racks. The herbs are then sifted, blended and packaged for sale. 
 
GROWING PRACTICES
Our practices include:
building soil with compost
cover cropping
using worms for castings and fertilizer
low-till plots and no-till beds
using natural soil amendments such as bone meal, blood meal, kelp, etc. from reputable sources
weed management through hoeing, hand weeding, soil building and selective tarping of beds
teaming up with worms & animals for compost breakdown, fertilizer creation and managing the land
believing in the power and wisdom of nature, and doing our best to align with this rhythm